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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-12-03
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
ESTATES OF OLIVIER s, FONTENOT ANT
PAULINE GUILLORY.
No. 4S4.5

No. 4S45
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COTrRT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
Whereas, Philemon Gu.uorv of the parisb'or
st. Landry, has applied by his petition to ba
appointed administration of Inc estates Of
Olivier 5 Eontenot and Pauline Guillorv- de-
ceased, late OF the parish OF st. Landry
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
parties interested 10 make opposition to said
appointment, III my office in the town of One
lousas, Ill ten days from the present notice.
JAMES o. CHACHERE.
nov 2o--L Clerk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-12-03

We are authorized 10 announce OCTAVE
dis d candidate for sheriff.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-12-03
.EEDgCFAL ADVERTzSEMENT
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EaUBLFC SALE.
FsrrAVE OF CLEOPHAS MOUILLE

No 1887
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-12-03

dec3 At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
THIS OVER SUBWAY AFFAIRS.

THE MAYOR AND MIR. GIBBFNs TALK SHARPLY TO
EACH OTHER.
The meeting Of tn" Board Of Electrical Control yes
crday was not as lively usual. good part 81 tho
tiro was spent in reading correspondence between
President Hess and Eagcno T. Lynch prsident OF the
United statos Illuminating Company. The company
objects to putting is wires in the conduts now pro
vidcd on the ground that they have not been suii-
GENTLY tested. and tho company IS not willing to tahe
the risk Of having IT., business temporarily disturbed
President Hess Insists that all the requirements OF
law have been compiled with and that the company
must now BE- compelled 10 place It's wires underground
as soon ~ possible \ resolution was adopted that
the Mayor bo requested 10 cause tho removal OF tho
poles and W.r,s OF The tntcd states Company
Mayor Hewitt-Can tacso companies enter any
mans hols, at their pleasure dnd erect poles and
s;tius WlicS Oh MS ROOF
Thor, vas Gact ilom Commissioners Gibbons and
Mos Of tcItalhy mott
Mayor NcNlu-l am glad TO hear this, because
a tad. ol some hiud, sad that H. gong p On tho
roof lo sir'no wires. lie did MOI 90
Commissioner g. bIci4, ported hat the form oi lOie
agreed upon " tn committee On Ldhp-f"si' -
wood mast set 10 an non socket
The Mayor sad that no provision hal been made for
pole, for On, wrcs o. tlo COMPANIES That have CON
tract, lol clc,;,c ..lss and have been unable 10
obtain Permission io lrt up tll3 necessary poles.
MI Diulcu1- I4., would I.iaic tho erection "a
twenty l4I.c Ace pl I'i"s. viii hr'ci consent I"
Ga" uAiGn9 OF 1" 80 i"''c m''' 81 p""S n ," 49,
b.. or Acvt- linen yOa iciuae 40 aio" '"5 Goa.
trace 10 b. carried o"t Ta"' 10 ,1'i III tt.
aud who prevent, the contracts nom Dcme '''i'V"
r oui.p,-l ar, wiilig 10 take tho osIon,ib.ity.
aA4 IS glad to tt.. ao,.t al Tho uuiocia a.. tV'r
.hYg!dc.- aut ID thrrr b. anything e.'c can 90 just
%.,ot llcv.u-Yul can do many things. FOR iu-
.'an.s. sou can bay ~ ra'tlc ior Ito 'n'1le" ."
E4adars Island
% f., iD T. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
SELLING THE WOLFE ESTATE
TEN MORE PIECE, U>DER TIE MALLEr.
THEY BRING NEARLY S2s0.0)0-BARNsY RorEKE
PUrCiG FIR.

The great grmness ~ the real estate market was
made apraroEt yesterday, VIXEN adrian H. MnHcr ~
son sold aroiLcr portion Of the CaihEriho L"ilard
Vote estate Tie -aIo Wa, OF erdi! - siNef1i Nun
drc persons the bidding vas a,uYa thfoHGhout' ana
some % The prices oatansi, especially those Of t'e
smaller properties. were sil'ici unusually high
Ten pieces of property vrr; sold for S%''4''.
The Gs,t property put UP was no 90 'lif'-si.. n
,hr,e.sto.y hrcE h,i.o w'n threestory brick G"cil
I,, ll pa: lot i9"t.rlO. Tie property IS leased
urfH ,!av !. I--@. AZ an annual i'h'al 81 "-co ply
alic quarterly. tn, tenant ldyiYs al 'iOioh wafer
rents and inside repairs. IN Offering th' property
III, .cf!on ~ remarked th.t rhe low reu's COLD not
IA accented -, any criterion Of the va'ucs. Ihr first
ia Va. 5000 forl which II ran up 10 fl2loG'
I Donovan being he iryer
Much interest was shown In the sale - No so
sixth ave- a ir.r-story sandstone buiidnS' .oN'''
c,yc,tp. TIC whole o'. 1hc property IS leased nHi
May l. IsSQ az ~ annual rrW2' "i S'"o la}aDi'
monthly I'm advaurc. The bidding started IN al
$4,000 and al 10 c-''uuo az VIC" I'''c ho''" ."
smith was tine buyer
no ,,.,tc., Interest shown w,s IN 40 100 Eo"rry
Tic urnrcrty ha, frontage OF twenty 1yc feet The
Iovcrv and seventy five feet ON Grand-Si II l. Gu
il,,ly covered Iy ilrcstory brick h"l>'. Tho i'i
Store IL I.oNcry and Crsndst. and the Iicni ba'rn "
ar. ascd t. Nay ], leo al az annual r'ni ~ 900"
PAYABLE monthly. tie tenant paying th' 'f''"n "''r
r,,f4 and rlah NJ inside rrlai,S I.' middle Ni''
,....,I rp.G N,r / t--- produces 1900. payal lr
rronillv I'm advance with th" samc r"nlilor9 Tbs
roar store leased uutn Mas I, i--' brings fl $1,000
,c!l under Ike conditions. The thhd loN Is r NJ d
fr 200 fre fatal i-m, per ann lm Lc.rs $3.50 The
bidding vas started ly ~ J. adrian ~ slo'oOo anl
ran iu 10 3i.otCo. 49,. ChamLrHa.n Wa iH' b., ~
II Was r,podrd on The Guor tUat harn'. "oaiAe wa
the lca! buyer
~. n->t r.olr~ty offered vl- We 10 Water Il
leased to ga, l. les .: annual l"rt-. o. .-pn
i,...r quarterly With lIlr 'p,liou-. iA' Ifou't'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
Was. BLACK AND BRAGG.
r.,x v,cy.PREslDaVrIAL RIVALRY
,py NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIFTS AHEAD OF III"
cov,uss,oSER-BRt GG AND TIL r"hsi''-N''
my TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIbCNE.I

r,.,,,.erov ,.c c2.-Tie rivalry between POST
,o.,, Grn,rl i Villas nud Pension Conmi7si"her AihcN'
- ~ ~ho;n are supposed 20 ne candidates i"r '"e
VIC. m Aoutal uon.Mstou, IS getting u De Hlg'N
r.irr Uh,le the PHI steal Wrccl is a pretty Gool
oI,ira a. things co. lie caHdpt succeed III eeNn3 'ue
no,, 81 tie Post nas.el-t;cu,,.l fcw days a'o tie
co,,si.,,,u of the Rera5lcan Postmaster a. CAau
Nil, H. expired. General Black Lat crnit'ai0
whose name he pusout" to ia Villas and about whose
,n.ointi,cnt hc evidently qul'e anXons. Tie Post
,ua.,rr-,.eIa was gSo!t 60 Grant tie r. nest reHc'
antly wien al orporuuu nouleEt ia stepped fec'hi
Auditor Day WHO as, from Illinois aEd resident
moreover OF Champaign. i hint on Tie part OF i"s
,nnsicr-, General Villas threw TIE hailor into S'"te oi
excitement. ami ia less tine an ii takes I" write i 40
suggested tie name ~ candidate for the l"'o"'''
Mr. Villas took the aud asked me tr'SiIe"' 10
make the appu ntHeLt which Of course lc "i''
Tic incident has pro,oAeI good deal o. comment
among Illinois roit clans ana they ain l@ 20 IL rs az
tna,carion ina; wins /. AFRAID OF The EIch hcom
spe,king of Villas to-day well informed WISCONSIN
pe,uo,r,f Is reported IA ying thlt General Hr'H-,
I,Nrd q clan RE a-O Tor re enemies ne ",'
,,,,io i, not President GEiiu- an me Inc hc
wa. in Wisconsin, tie reason That nc c"Wi H' %
ma hl,1 without first Iu1bng against MI WAS. ana
mis- he would not TO- II Il sail btt ID" one Nv we
President WHALE in Badger stale unless M WAS
I,yel me yv4y for a rrctns Bragg - il well ki"" H.
dos MOI take cry kindly ihr lostmlSicr-''r ne'a
md rather han have ANYTHING 4" 80 Win hl h' p'V
ferrcA not 10 call MI Cleveland, So nc gave 1h - n
excuse that lie very bDsy engaged III the li"i VI
an important case III coGrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
A PRESENT FOR DIR. McGLYNN,
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS GIVEN HIM.
ALMOST ALL HIS FRIENDS CONTRIBUTED TO MAKE
UP THE CHRISTINA PURSE.

ALMOST ALL HIS FRIENDS CONTRIBUTED TO MAKE
UP THE CHRISTMAS PURSE.
The Rev. DR.. McGlynn received check for 1900
rs a Christmas present from the psrisbioners of his
old church. 1T. stephens, yesterday afternoon. 10
was presented to the Doctor in the of the Anti
Poverty Society a Cooper Union by Dr. Henry Carey,
John K. Fceney. and other members of tho commit,
tee representing the parishioners. 1t was received
by tho depOsed priest with graceful little speech,
IN which he PAID a tribute TO the love and loyalty
that his former congregation had shown toward
him. As Is generally known, this money has been
contributed by tho people OF the parish Ia sums vary
INK ON a dime to If,y dollars Almost every friend
OF tho Doctor gave sone,hing. IL vas first Intended
to present the money 10 Dr. McOIynn Oh tho anlFer-
say oi his expulsion from the rectory but Iast week
the people oc.ded To ave IL to him as Christmas
box Tho presentation ceremony was entirely inior-
NAL d. McGlym was talking with tecictaiy
Barnes, oi the United Labor party when the members
OF the committee entered. lie greeted them peas
antly, and then the good natured Dr. Carey stopped
forw AID and proGcling tho valuable little paper,
asked tho Doctor to accept 1t as slight token OF 10
gard from his devoted friends In b. stephens.
From your friends continued DR.. Carey, who
are still loyal to you as ever, end viii 30 remain
until sOrlc Justice done You And this feeling VIII,
II need DC, DC handed down to our children" Then
he went on to say that the parshOncrs ti believed
that Dr. McGlynn would be restored to them: iho
steps taken to chect tcucn Of the ras' by tcr-
piclate5 ana priests b, thought to-id Dol prove
IAefectu4I. Indeed iiom Information that ma" ,ome
The ,esOpe from reliable sources ho ioIt certain mat
the authorities Rome were pretty Sick vi the NnOe
business and fully realized the bIunder that had been
made IN interfering in tho matter
DR.. McClynn responded briefly, thanking the com
miitcc and a5surif1 them that he carried hi, people
In his heart. The slt had been presented Without
conditions and he oUid accept II In the same spirit
a, that In which It hal been offered lie would have,
he said. abundant opportunity to utilize H. j. rlos-
Ing. ho wished all the icrilc,t kind OF Christmas
and New-lc The news 0i The presentation quickly
spread the parish and every one Wa, ,e.slted.
It's 800 than he cfcr received as pastor Of tho
chulch. abl 200 mOle than they would gather up
among the politicians ;or Peters pence. AMI I'm sat-
Sind" s4d one leading member of the church. br.
Mctiyun afcr the presentation AID rcssed
himself aS pleased With The gut, but would not ds-
cuss a AZ any length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
o,oo o.s7 9o,A eloo 24cl 1918 $500 1885 1871 24s9

2460. 24s7, 26l4 2lOo, 24Ol' l9l7 @'oo' Noo'' w.
2403 2429. ~., u,,., r
sUPREMg CouRT-CIRcurr-PlTT IvBeors Insr ie ~
tss ms 81, Ia - 1853 1919, 1881 87T 2623 l069
IOtj L. $50 l422 1925 s17 COS 141o 1854 l4'S i'o''
auaaoairn CouRr-Befcre Rollins. $40 day cal
entar. No.
1876 l9l i9j. NJ. D,o-o
SUPERIOR CcUar-rgAL TEaa-rARr L-Before Dugfo
J-Nn. l?Sii .,.-.o,
sursaioR CoUgr-TgtAL rERM-pART Iv-Adourncd Tor
the torn. ,..no tenn,
CoMaoN PLKAs-SFEClAL rEEg-Beiore Van Hoe7sN' j.
M f'v cflcui
COMMON PLEIs-TPrAL TERM-PaRT I.-Be!ore Allen j.
Base 30 lF Gale! ar 80 NJ. v.-..
COMMON PLEAs-TRu TERM-PAT l1-Before la're
more. o.. I.-tssr 80 day calendar. =,
CTY CouET TEiAL dEAN I.9Bs d i1 a. G;oo
41OI 42Ii 4is2 4O1p 1892 4ls, Ais 422s 42l@ 42li
4n-o :03 5J77. 42s? 4I27 5J52. 4ls A2O0 4-7' A-oi
4%91. 4D15. ~. r.oor,o-
Coier oY GRvrgi. sEssfovs-PARr i.-Bc'er9 Recorder
sirv;h Ant A,sst,nt Dsrct.Af tJrnsy PuTiY -oHos J.
4. o H. ~ 49, a. ~ ie. " - ~
So 40 ): ~ a. ~ ~. o.. -. =. 40. 80 81. 80
COZ AZ 81 GRNHtsL Sfs@;ON- PART il-briore OWE
j. A-.,-taat D,rct Attorney FIzgegaId-NoS. l. = o.
g. g. =. y q. 10. II. II l3 ,.r...
Cot.r' OF GFsRaIL -H--IoSs-PARr TI-H-lore Glider
sleeve j., and Assistant bI'trc Attorney bc"i'iI -
-, s., 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
mnrnn SrrnrN.x al coRlAlL ooMN faoM

WHERE STUDEE.S or CORfhLL cow From
IrnAcA y T., Dec. - (Spec,ail. lie Registrar ot
Cornell Univ.rs!tv has jr,t made careful coEpil1tcn
OF the States AID coInrcs represented IN Cornell Cn'
vo.,t for tie register TO bc Issued next ern lac
following statistic, show tho residences Of Ito students
New YORK. GU; Pounsylyauauia 80; Ohio o.; ILLINOIS,
Al; Massachusetts,. 30; Indiana 10; New-Jersey, ~
Wisconsin, Is; District OF Columbia, IL MI''"li' ii ;
Connecticut 8; Michigan 20 Maine. i Colorado. ! 4;
delaware 3: Iowa & Louisiana 4 Maryland. 4; YER
InOni. Georgia, Kansas. 3; I,h"hc Island No"
Hampshire. 3. Aorh Carol M, Texas. Al ofh''
.; Vrgi lia 3 Minnesota, Nebraska. 3; Tennessee,
! Alabama, 3; Fisrda. 4; kentucky. 4; oregon, !
sou'h Carolina. Dakota. Canada II En1lahl. . :
(,ornanT Japan, 4 , Brazl. .: Cuba. 2 Nicaragua,
FTaHce 2 Porto Rice. turkey. idaho, l. bAlhs
made every year from Tue vest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
s1rnENrs unnE f0R Inh H0LLn1rN

st. Johns college Forihan. let it,sf loose tho
Grand Central station at = f. a. Ia ysstsrdaj, AMI .or
teen minutes there perfect pani4monium frsn
Tie ,isrls OF each elias, - odeueer tie others A TO
first su,burst Of their enthusiasts they andct
frcn the Harlem ai'roa1 tram t1s pr seurcr- tho
incoming train. Oh The sw Yer. Central AMI the New
Haven roads tnOi.h; IL tho outbreak 81 riot. aad
stopped assured hN two policemen that n only
the exchange the a. Johns ecgr
students VINO hsd come home for tbcr thr,tmns hoI-
days More cheers. laughter, haudshaAings and mutual
humping 3nd students graspeG thuil gIpsack AMI
separated weeks with another chori. wach
translated by Of the students into Eah rah. raal
F-O-k-D-h aIh-hSln-Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

Arp,yY. Doc % In ue Court .; Ap?e'

Aip,vY Doc % In the corrto Appeals to lay t'e FOL
lowing c,i-os w,re rgusi
10 500 william g st"irktmpf appellant ast P'trr BAL
i,pfiur and of hers. respondents submitted
so Grr william %. Roger, respondent. Rgt IN" Grand
Trunk Hallway COMPANY ~ giHfL. appellant ~ubmtfri
80 GUl. The copav Iron Company, respondent. R&t
Vhnul. :. popcr and others. Hpprlitntt
40 spS Ciihqr'ne H. Archer respondent. dR' the sixth
Ayenuo nlilroIi Company. appel ant
Garrett G. Moore aid othol1. respondents, aHt
Cl arlrs NrplrDY. 81 peel. ant.
80, Gn- thomas Powell appellant ACT tho Ncw.lork
Central and Hudson IA IA COMPANY te-pondenL
&c. Gps Tho rctrel Guauo '"ruin', appellant. at tho
lonce Washington Insurance ,umpany. rrsp1ndent
Following - tho NV calendar FOR lrity. Dnconbcr IS
Nos so6 Gi2. 6l5. GI6. ca. Gls. go and G3l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
THE yrrSclSr 70 60 70 TIE GrANDJUHT

District Attorney Matiur aud Assistant bl''"o''
,ttorn,y Davt, hal a consultation yesterday win
LAWYER cas-, who is pressing charges against h'h'S
Lee. and h. partner George II. Staynor. IAo case
oy,iu.t I've, a. Sayncr VII bo taken be'ore the 'FA'
Jury TO-DAY Tho charges aIlc ont o. 'lo "'"'e
.,,, NJ III, Mineral Range Ea.lva Az company. Nr.
t,ss ,rclan- that I've. anl StaNnor NcAt'd lHo Ia"
Ly over ISSUING certain stock OF the company mo
~ Ina b,rn before Alr. MARITIME for soYerd months
~ h M coun,c.ion with ito ono dsnlissod by Police
Iustce hlbrcth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
UNITED STATE surnEHE COURT.

w,suivGToV Dee 2L-tho folIvins business was trans
ort.,i in ihe Unoi state, supreme Court today;
-, MA Chr King Iron nfti ~ and Manufacturing tom
ullufif the Comfy ~ Otpr Ntt OF Me-
br4s submitted under tho turut eth rule b Is = ltr
wont and IL Anne, fnr the pautn Ia error and by John
1 V.f. n fiT the defendant IA error
40 IIa Elizabeth Mathew etc. appellant agt Tho
II Attainment concluded by
A \ Ilri-se1 !Or tbs Gpprllin
~. 10 Henry Robert. and others nlnt q. Ia error.
AIT i;cnry ". Bonlamn. Argued ~ James bok fcrktn"
fcI rho pltintIu, error AID Ot Mathew alc lur tho
def. o. ant ia rrror.
*, ~. The Inland and .eaboaid Costing Company.
p,!Ifr I'D error nef. t-nrgo ". fHl submitted ~ va
thanci Wn tor the plaintiff err'r and by b. T. Thomas
ami /. g.. lllne ior tlic defendant Ia 81. ur.
40 r.. Anthony faw-un appellant. agt Gc'rr II. G.
Fovd. Argued ~ Juno, t. ferguson for appellant aud BY
q T. waits fOl tho appellee
Ad. alrncd until January 1. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
rSc,pIvG ONLY 70 Re CArGHT AGAIN
w., ,,rcI.r. named Lynch ana wilton, who ~

Gently .scaper nom Iali IN Pttsr H. Mass WIRE
or,.,nI I'm this city and locked up A Police Head
o,ar,cs on Wednesday night The arr sta were said
IN have l,cu made information furnished Icy
ritt,Gcld constab Iynch IS susl' ctd o. eomlnc'
nv in "A Anuirrs burglsfy and hc may be sent thcio
lar tja wilton ha, been known IN this city "a
Tlauh" Mcdonald. Il bank burglar io VIII be sent
Lack to Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
ro SEND 4 SorrfaIa ~ u


Hary Hoyrr'y, tie WIo Of M1'i T. y. HaNeir' 7
gong 20 seul mir 10 NJ Gladstone ~ recognition
Of the slant whir, Ia has taton behalf OF Home Hte
f. Ireani It's large volume 81 three huud IRISH
an. with the scd aud IS bJlSi III hn" brown
morocco leather .n.h. On te front - repres nslo
In gold o. Al IRISH harp and on The back page " The
Minstrel Boy leaning inst one OF the round tower
Old lriA OF the ornamental ieticrngs used In
ac of tie different poems are taken RON ne Boo
nc.s, The Four Mac ard iIc Bbsk OI Ia }upie
IA.s inscription /, o. tie cover: To william i"tfi
Glad stone OF his heroic Efforts .
burden from suffering Iieanj TINS c'Ilec'isn oI
tho eharlcfcrislc yiu-lr Il t4t co mt ~ respectfully
presented by the compiler. Mary iiAycrtr, How.fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

Az IvDYANAPOLIS PREACHER FOR BROOHLYy
The Esv Or T. A. Bradley. OF 1sIilalpoli.. lad. has
accented ctts st. LuKss Episcopal church In Clinton
ave. BROOKLYN 10 succeed Dr.. Gsor,e T. Van De Waicr'
WHO'S shortly 10 become rector 81 - Andrews Church.
Harlem Dr. Bradley has been fog sixteen years rector
II CArst Church IN Indian pals The lrscst ~ the 40
nomination In that city. and bo Is ono OF the leading
rr.Or IA fkn Diocese Indiana lie - now lile or
forty wear. cf &st educated at the Gene al
Nil re nsmeiiats Steps to repair the recent damage
10 church rccr voI roo fire. causing la,s or abou.
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
ApIoynxixG WITH A blank RECORD

WAsIii>6iO>. Dec - (SPcc 0h.-t ongre,s ad!oarncd
today for tho holidays without having accomplished
a single Thing II IS true thai In me senate good
deal OF committee work hes been done ic" bih have
bcen reported and ab"ut h,ii dozen acted upon. DBL
IN the House cyerythn Is chaos. Iho committees
remain uuau,olntcd. no permanent ~, Of rules has
been adoftcd yet and beyond the fling OF fc~ peu
tons and p1lrr., nothing his been accomplished ms
too ia view oi ii3 a1cH RECOMMENDATION, 81 me lis
id.tf UbO rclI,,cHfs that the country Is hourly il
0.lg.r oi Ll.Ar y.cciil afcd into panic. ms ohIy
thing the DCuOr c,ic majority Ia. done 40 r'du'i M
gltir, has been ~ vote months salary 10 employ
&c, jri Discharged hy new D0ogic"f'f ana another
frll mO.fh~ -aiGiy 10 III, employees ailp h'a ~ re
BECOMING Dooeio-ier VINO have e., Yet reformed ofiy
49,
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WORK OK NEW CrrIs Ers.

vAsn,>GIoN Dec - CIee,aD.-Naval '"n'i'n'' or
Iloru,f who is Supervising Tie work on h' cruiser,
len. bu!t at Cramp, sii4ya.d. Aa5 lr.n ia ia' cay
for several days Ia consul a'lon "lth Navy Depart
ncnt on.ciai,. II T. iE.ered from his statements
that he do.s not ihnk Tho vessels can De- completed
within Tie cont act time Tho contractors have been
sor.cwhst uDfOriuAac in thg matter OF steel nc
aeNel5 OF stlci b. much more re- lar ana 'Ai"
Gent u antilles &c COMING ia 10 keep iAt ""I "", d"
busy There arr Zoo men cuii ui'u oN iit N''' 4f
sIi they arc forging ah al VITA III, constr non
',Irs >.ou,. 10 c con, .Griablr GGc ny in securing
steam pipe, for gUuloa No. one. If ii'-e wore "D
famed tie vessel cOlld soon be pdt 10 The Waici.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

WtsutNGrpN. Dee. 2I-tit'r the - 'Irnn'i' D.. ~
Senate to-lay The fourteen p4ges b"<in c,''r'n; 80
beginning OF their holiday rather nos.v. At'r icv
r,utes they vcrc Summoned to one o tle r'tS rooms
loh they went reuc ,u'ly. eype'.in-. ~ co'f" -
receive lecture upon decorun. They we're drawn up
In se AMI C,srlia gassa':. the sor;'~p"r. hAp' -
each or. q bili. wach 10 'o.t tlri1 w@s I ron
senator SANFORD Tur N:tls fcNpr, c.vr "a shout -
union alch sta I'll i'a lsruzcrs n rs con- oa aAi
fler I'm aYAY 10 C..ehrl,e 80 : "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

WlsBIxGT1v por. a. h, Idsl 'iisI's iS5ri - n'w
cons iern. ths feasibility 60 s'rctnc :h''se 81 nc
lrs. srer on the outer shoals ~ Cana Ht'tcr2' g
Those waters which 70 regarded "a TIC NOS d'n%er"is
or tho Ailauti, coest arc npT in'I len II pr'iec'"i
Tn. engineering ai.ical.ie ~ 'h@ war o. iae conNtl'
ton 81 igath.isc ts- sso'. are 80 many ifit 80
recent drVtlOrihcntS ~ couar nj - engineering W'I'
reied TO nsurc success the rsdeg *khs llans i"r
re w.rk are ~ hrNc V,e srd IN acco iance Win iEc
views OF cininr.t en-. He'r sI9'rtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
MR.. rErx's r2vcEs OUT o. REPAIR.

w,slnNGro>. Dec - 'SpocioD.-,0nat"r Beck started
70 aiglt for Kennedy f. or erto repair lS fences
which are sadly of repair. it is SAT- Ih~ Lag -7to
which cscs Lis meets an pc c.nbor 81 an
though iii, prohat,c tAt: 10 vii 80 elected 10 'ncc'cd
himself. Their, good lea OF cSsaiiS a't P'"p'"F
on a.rolrt IL lpopsu MS recon- ~ iei ~ MN 70 '
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vile ha rorn,v,l &C t3 iuoS' torlit1 - nv hc
il h4v 20 reckon with bGt here "'ncr4 70 " an
.c vet who may ulI- II vsrT ~ TO @'h '''i'
his term does ~; n!rc unti jtrcn >. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
DEFICIENCY tsrlNNrEs.

WAeHINGI)N, Dec. 32.-fRe secretary 81 tae Trees
ury to-day transmitted 70 'o"si'.9 c-'iin''e.
20 meet Deficiencies IN II" "Nt'n "lNr-9 o.
tho v9r,o1s Departments OF the Government for 'h~
fiscal wear eu.rl jim, 80. -. anl puor v''ra
arn ming 20 - 5~Oo-- He also submits ~ 90 ''"
a-crc-JfIu- >3o,1 iIi ?" meet urc"ai DC as'- ' 10 :
G,v.ruirn 10. Tia. fiscal yo1reudns Jane 3d. l~-~ amt
81 .cseduc " e. s amounting Z" ~a-1.Tp3 e -ri 'f
ia. SIKH hli'o 1rratf ~ c'nIi+"'iti OF p''
,r1ste!s under the read il.,if-cut act OF ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

srragSF CouRT-CH ,NpRRs-Rcfor" Lawrence" =.
Nos I%5 l26 Ia lbS. lGl. 1903 ~ 1856 l. 23H 30
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term.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
rrHNLNG rNE rANAES ~ NER AcCC-EM

After L3cl,n s. CrinIiu hal recovered a verdict o;
$4,000 ~ damages Tor libel against Janc- Dessnore
in tho Cortland County. y T. crcnt Court year ago.
he htd Mr. DeHsnorc's wife AM her niece, 'lif'
Norscrsley. arrested for pornr Ia Brooslyu ana 90
De- led them 10 - 70 Cortland CsJuy . give BAL Tho
brand lry iasio lisluSscd The charge 9SaHs i3cm IN
Ocisrr and iudictei Ir. Crtultl for perjury. Mis,
Normersoy hes s1it Ia BrcOkiyu against MN ~
recover .!OOlO damages for malicious pIsss tIu"u.
ana oba,Aed YESTERDAY IA order Ion al, .rco.. IL wa
he scZt to Cortland CoGaty.